"As long as you don't do anything fancy it may still work, but chances are that it gets more and more difficult for many LabVIEW features. Obviously don't try to do that with an application that does any DAQmx or other IO driver related operation. That definitely never will work and in fact never has." - Obviously except for legacy serial I/O, which works fine in LabVIEW executables inside runtime file folder. I use LabVIEW not only for instrumentation, but as a general purpose programming language and tool generation because using LabVIEW is so much faster than traditional languages such as BASIC, C, and Java. Not only faster, but easier and more fun. When it comes to developing network based applications, LabVIEW wins over all others hands down in getting an network application up and going quickly.
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